... action are the liver (restriction of glucose production), the muscle (acceleration of glucose disposal) and the adipose tissue (inhibition of free fatty acid mobilization). In NIDDM, the liver produces an inordinate amount of glucose, secondary to an acceleration of gluconeogenesis, and is insensitive...

... samples were collected from the animal models and hepatocytes were prepared and used for glucagon-binding studies and studies of total glucose production, gluconeogenesis and glycogen determinations. Glucagon binding was elevated in GH-tumor-bearing and cortisol-treated hepatocytes but lower...

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... AMP Gluconeogenesis Oestradiol Oxytocin Hormones I: 233-256 (1970) Review Mechanism of Hormonal Action Ronald S. Snart Department of Zoology, The University, Sheffield Abstract. A review of evidence supporting a general mechanism of action of steroid hormones has been made by comparing...

... Displaceable-binding Non -specific-binding Partial purification Amino acid analysis Gluconeogenesis Introduction The specific uptake of 3H-corticosterone by liver preparations has been shown to be associated with binding to intracellular protein [2, 7], which can be readily extracted into a 100,000 supernatant...

... Hypoglycemia Hyperglycemia Insulin resistance Gluconeogenesis Glycogenolysis Transition from fetal to neonatal life requires a number of adaptations which are more difficult to accomplish by preterm than term newborn infants. Knowledge of key regulatory mechanisms of glucose homeostasis during...